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Exeter Symphony Orchestra Summer Concert

Part of the Exeter Symphony Orchestra 2017-2018

Add to my Calendar 07-07-2018 19:30 07-07-2018 21:30 36 Exeter Symphony Orchestra Summer Concert Our recent summer concerts have featured a fine mixture of English music; familiar incidental/film music, and some colourful and varied music for visiting soloists. This July is no exception, and with the 100th anniversary of the RAF this April 633 Squadron seemed very appropriate, along with Where Eagles Dare. The ever popular Guitar Concerto by Rodrigo is performed by local soloist Andreas Moutsioulis, and a young student from Exeter, Nina Leonard, now at Wells Cathedral school will play the exquisite Piano Eclogue by Finzi. Cap this all off with a set of Eastern dances by a member of the orchestra, and the fine Cotswold Symphony by Gustav Holst, what more could you want? Southernhay United Reformed Church, Exeter DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Southernhay United Reformed Church
Dix's Field
Exeter
Devon
EX1 1QA
England

Programme

Gustav Holst – Cotswold Symphony
Ron Goodwin – 633 Squadron
Joaquín Rodrigo – Concerto for Guitar and Orchestra

Performers

Andreas Moutsioulis – guitar
Brian Northcott – Conductor

Exeter Symphony Orchestra

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Programme Note

Our recent summer concerts have featured a fine mixture of English music; familiar incidental/film music, and some colourful and varied music for visiting soloists.

This July is no exception, and with the 100th anniversary of the RAF this April 633 Squadron seemed very appropriate, along with Where Eagles Dare.

The ever popular Guitar Concerto by Rodrigo is performed by local soloist Andreas Moutsioulis, and a young student from Exeter, Nina Leonard, now at Wells Cathedral school will play the exquisite Piano Eclogue by Finzi.

Cap this all off with a set of Eastern dances by a member of the orchestra, and the fine Cotswold Symphony by Gustav Holst, what more could you want?

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